Set in the heart of Round Top, the Marburger Farm Antique Show is debuting a significant transformation of its iconic 43-acre property at its Spring Show, running March 24–28. Long considered an insider destination for interior designers, cultural tastemakers and collectors, the Spring 2026 show marks a thoughtful evolution that honors the site’s storied past while positioning it for continued growth.

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A reimagined layout inspired by a Texas town square

The redevelopment introduces a reimagined layout inspired by a lively Texas town square, designed to create a more seamless and engaging experience for both shoppers and dealers. All 10 historic buildings on the property are undergoing preservation and restoration, while new food, entertainment and gathering spaces debut this spring.

“This redevelopment honors what has made Marburger extraordinary for decades while evolving the site for the future. The land, the historic buildings and most importantly, the dealers and shoppers who shaped its legacy remain at the heart of everything we do.”

Preserving tradition while enhancing comfort

Upgrades include the addition of air conditioning and heating to the historic buildings, with enhancements designed to work in harmony with the land’s natural beauty, from rolling hills and live oaks to wildflowers and the central pond. Beloved traditions remain firmly intact, including opening-day tailgates, live music, the ceremonial ringing of the triangle to open the tents and the strong sense of community that defines the Marburger experience.

Historic buildings restored and new spaces unveiled

Historic structures receiving preservation work include the Marburger Farmhouse, Legler House, Coufal House, Zieger House, Silver Dollar Saloon, Gulf Warehouse, Dance Hall, Bingo Hall, Blacksmith Shop and General Store. New additions debuting for the Spring Show include The Canteen, a large food pavilion overlooking the pond, The Parlor design showcase space, a live music stage, enhanced pathways and a communal green created for gathering and celebration.

Looking ahead to Fall Show expansions

Following the Spring Show, two new climate-controlled buildings will replace the two most centrally located tents and are scheduled to open in time for the Fall Show, running Oct. 27–31.

A curated lineup of more than 225 dealers

The Spring Show will feature more than 225 dealers offering a highly curated mix of furniture, art, lighting, décor, vintage clothing, antique jewelry and collectibles. From internationally recognized dealers to longtime Marburger favorites, the show remains a trusted destination for discovering one-of-a-kind pieces. Dealer highlights include Mallorca-based Jay Bearden of Patternmill, New York duo Holler & Squall and longtime vendors Don Fields and Marburger Farm founder Ed Gage, whose turquoise jewelry and accessories continue to draw stylists, designers and tastemakers from around the world.

Tickets and event details

Tickets for the Spring Show are on sale now, with general admission passes priced at $15, early admission shopping at $40 and premium tickets at $195. Premium tickets include priority parking, early admission shopping and lounge access.

To learn more or stay up to date on property developments, visit marburgerfarm.com or follow along on Instagram at @marburgerfarm and Facebook at @marburgerfarmantiqueshow.